The team at Kinfolk Studios recently expanded their venture with a cafe and creative event space side-by-side in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. The two neighboring spaces serve as a hotbed for creative individuals in the city looking for a variety of things in a local hangout.
The first space, Kinfolk 90, is a snack bar and cafe with industrial inspirations. The second, Kinfolk 94, is Kinfolk's dynamic multidisciplinary space featuring a daily cocktail service designed by John Berg to reflect a look of “Pacific Northwest hippie mathematician.”
Kinfolk Studios was conceived by a group of artists and designers with the aim of creating the products and experiences they had imagined but had not been able to purchase for themselves.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Multidisciplinary Spaces
- Creating spaces that serve multiple purposes and cater to different needs can attract a diverse range of customers and foster creativity.
- Combining Food and Creativity
- Pairing a creative event space with a cafe or snack bar can create a unique experience for customers and attract a loyal following.
- Industrial Aesthetics
- Designing spaces with an industrial style can create a modern and edgy atmosphere that appeals to creative professionals and entrepreneurs.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Hospitality
- Hotels, restaurants, and cafes can benefit from creating multidisciplinary spaces that provide unique experiences for customers.
- Event Planning
- Event planning companies can expand their offerings by creating their own creative event spaces that cater to the needs of their clients.
- Design
- Design firms can specialize in creating industrial-inspired spaces for a variety of industries, such as hospitality, retail, and commercial.
